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What are the Virtus Global Games?
Virtus is the global governing organisation for elite athletes with intellectual impairment. The Virtus Global Games 2023 is the 6th edition of the Global Games. It takes place in Vichy, France and features the largest sport programme ever.
The three eligible groups for Virtus competitions are:
- II1 (Intellectual Impairment)
- II2 (Significant Intellectual Impairment)
- II3 (Autism)
Official site of the Virtus Global Games
New Zealand at the Virtus Global Games 2023
12 Kiwi athletes with intellectual impairment are to compete. The Games take place in Vichy, France, from 2-10 June 2023. The athletes will represent New Zealand proudly across three sports: athletics, swimming and table tennis.
[table “355” not found /]When can I watch the Kiwis compete at the Virtus Global Games?
Watch the event livestream.
Times are in Central European Summer Time (GMT+2).
Athletics schedule
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This will be added once confirmed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Virtus Global Games and who can compete?
The Virtus Global Games is the largest international sporting event for elite athletes with an intellectual impairment, organised by Virtus. It includes competition across multiple sports for athletes classified as II1, II2, and II3.
How many New Zealand athletes are competing at the Virtus Global Games 2023?
A total of 12 New Zealand athletes are competing at the 2023 Virtus Global Games in Vichy, France, representing the country in athletics, swimming, and table tennis.
How can I follow and watch New Zealand athletes at the Virtus Global Games?
You can follow the Kiwis through official livestreams of the event, with competition schedules available for athletics, swimming, and table tennis. All times are provided in Central European Summer Time (GMT+2).
